Haryana CET Group-C Exam 2025 Results Now Available for Download

The Haryana Staff Selection Commission has released the results for the CET Group-C exam 2025, which took place on July 26 and 27. Candidates can now check their results online by visiting the official HSSC website. The article outlines the steps to download the results and details the passing marks required for different categories. Additionally, it mentions the release of the answer key and the timeline for submitting objections. This information is crucial for candidates who are eager to know their performance in the exam.

By Ambika Singh Dec 5, 2025, 14:50 IST

HSSC CET Group-C Exam Results Released

The Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC) has announced the results for the CET Group-C examination conducted in 2025. Candidates who participated in this exam can now access their results online. The results are posted on the official HSSC website. The CET exam took place on July 26 and 27, spanning 1350 examination centers throughout Haryana, with around 13.47 lakh candidates taking part.

Steps to Download Your Result:

Candidates can follow these five simple steps to view and download their results:

1. Navigate to the official website https://cet2025groupc.hryssc.com.

2. Click on the HSSC CET link and input your registration number along with your mobile number.

3. After entering your credentials, your result will be displayed on the screen.

4. Download the result for your records.

5. Print a copy of the result for future reference.

Passing Marks Criteria

To qualify for the CET Group-C exam, candidates from the general category must achieve at least 50% marks, while those from reserved categories need a minimum of 40%. The exam comprised 100 multiple-choice questions and had a time limit of 105 minutes, covering topics such as Reasoning, Hindi, General Science, English, and Haryana General Knowledge. The CET scorecard remains valid for three years.

Additionally, the HSSC released the answer key for the CET Group-C exam on July 29, and candidates were allowed to submit objections until August 1.